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How to watch the 2026 UCI Road World Championships live: Streaming and TV by country

Looking to watch the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Montréal, Canada live? Whether you're in the United Kingdom, Europe, the United States, Australia or elsewhere, this guide explains exactly where and how you can stream every race of the event, with a list of live broadcasters.

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How to watch the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in the UK?

TNT Sports and HBO Max will also provide coverage for the World Championships in the UK.

For television viewers who have a subscription to the TNT Sports channels, you can find the action on one of the designated channels or by pressing the red button.

HBO Max serves as the streaming platform for online viewers in the UK, with a current plan available at £30.99 a month.Meanwhile, the BBC will also host coverage of the action via TV, Red Button, and iPlayer

How to watch the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in North America?

Viewers in the United States and Canada can follow the action via FloBikes. An annual plan is currently $12.50 a month, or a monthly plan is $29.99 per month.

How to watch the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Australia?

Australian fans can follow the action via STAN with a basic, standard, or premium subscription with a monthly price of $12, $17, or $22, respectively. 

How to watch the 2026 UCI Road World Championships in Europe?

Across Europe, UCI Road World Championships coverage is widely available through Eurosport. Depending on your country, Eurosport coverage may be accessed through HBO Max, Discovery+ or local TV packages.

Various countries also have national free-to-air broadcasts available.

Rights can vary by market, so the best option is to check the streaming platform available in your country below before the stage begins.

How to watch the 2026 UCI Road World Championships while abroad with a VPN?

Most streaming platforms restrict access based on your location. This means your usual UCI Road World Championships stream may not work if you are travelling outside your home country.

A VPN can help you securely connect to the internet through your home country and access the streaming services you normally use.

To watch the UCI Road World Championships while abroad:

  1. Choose a VPN provider.
  2. Connect to a server in your home country.
  3. Open your usual streaming service.
  4. Log in with your account.
  5. Start watching the UCI Road World Championships live.

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Full list of 2026 UCI Road World Championships broadcasters (by region)

Country / region UCI Road World Championships broadcasters

United Kingdom

BBC / TNT Sports / HBO Max

United States

FloBikes

Canada

FloBikes

Australia

STAN

Belgium

VRT / RTBF / Eurosport

Czechia

Czech TV / Eurosport

Denmark

TV2 / Eurosport

France

France TV / Eurosport

Germany

ZDF / Eurosport

Hungary

MTV / Eurosport

Italy

RAI / Eurosport

Netherlands

NOS / Eurosport

Norway

TV2 / Eurosport

Portugal

RTP / Eurosport

Slovakia

RTV / Eurosport

Slovenia

RTV / Eurosport

Spain

TVE / Eurosport

Switzerland

SRG / Eurosport

Malaysia

Astro

Pan Africa

Super Sport

Latam

Direct TV

Japan

TBC

Europe

Eurosport

World-Wide

UCI Youtube and Facebook (Geo-blocking applies)

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